Lady Blanche Farm A Romance of the
A serialized romance by Frances Parkinson Keyes features Lady Blanche and relationships on a rural farm setting. The story unfolds with social mores, romance, and drift into personal choices affecting family and community life.
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By Frances Parkinson Keyes
The Blanche Curse and a Vermont Idyll
Philip Starr an aspiring Boston architect travels to Vermont where he falls for Blanche Manning. In Hamstead he stays with Mary Manning and learns of the Manning family’s Countess Blanche curse. Paul Manning’s dissipation and Mary’s heartbreak frame a tale of love, gossip, and superstition.
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Vermont
Philip Starr
Boston
Blanche Manning
Burlington
Starr
Blanche
Hamstead
Mary Manning
Mary
Philip
Paul
Blanches
Manning
Paul Manning
Gale Hamlin
Moses Manning
Sylvia Gray
Family Chautauqua Night Ends With Brother's Comfort
Mary and her younger brother Moses share a quiet, comforting moment after a broken blue bird cup spills water in the wallacetown home. Moses offers his beloved Spotty to Mary and she finds solace in his unselfish act, easing her sadness and guiding them toward sleep.
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Mary
Wallacetown
Shakespeare
Paul
Violet
Jane
Seth
Algy
Moses
Daddy
Alzy
Blanche
Moses Ny
Mary Peter
Spotty
Boston
Rosalie
New York
Steve
Grand Central
Doctor Noble
David
Mary Manning
Thomas Gray
Foreign Legion
Ftes
Harvard
Jacqueline
Red Cross
Austin
Gray
Sylvia
Hamstead
White Water
Paul Faces Rejection as Rumors About Mary Stir Dash
Paul endures harsh gossip and subtle shunning as townsfolk debate his past and Mary Mannings future. Rosalie derides him while Doctor Noble questions his engagement, revealing palpable social pressure and loneliness beyond his supposed liberty.
Romantic Origin of Package Medicines and Food History
The piece traces how package medicines emerged from humble doctors and family remedies to industrial production, highlighting pioneers' risks and the shift to laboratories and machines. It also surveys the impact of eating habits on health, noting Julius Klein's view on hunger shaping history and Columbus era dinners.
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Lord Bacon
Julius Klein
Doctor Klein
Dinner Menus of Past and Present
A reflective piece contrasts historic and modern dinner habits. It notes a once scarce luxury turkey now cheaper, and recalls 1850 Christmas meals with many meat courses and few vegetables.
Modern Bayer Aspirin Gargle Claims Sore Throat Relief
An advertising feature touts crushing Bayer Aspirin tablets in water to gargle for sore throat relief within minutes. It claims aspirin reduces infection and inflammation, eases pain, and is heart safe, urging readers to buy Bayer products in boxes or bottles.
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America
BAYER
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